The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-11-18
RACE 6-srr-oAREp eENlpRs.

No race owing to both boats hav-
ing been stove in and swamped near
the Bell Buoy, the Honolulu Clubs
"Baby" being several boat lengths
ahead at the time. g g.
RACE 7--FoURTEEN DARED BARGEs.
Entered-"Vandalia" and "Hana-
keoki."
n. B.-'Hanakeoki" came in
first, having unshipped her rudder
and used an oar in place thereof
Protest entered by the "Vandalia,"
the latter claiming the race under
Rule lG of the Association Rules
governing boat racing. Protest
having been carefully considered by
the Judges, the race was declared
won by the "Vandalia," which boat
is entitled to the prize. The Rule
(No. l6) under which the Judges
decided was that "a boat rowing
race shall abide by its own acct
dents"
RACE S-sIX-oARED JUNIORS.
No entries.
RACE 9--MEN-oF-wAR SAIL BOATS.
First prize (King's Cup) awarded
to II. b. M. 5. Conquest's gig, sail
ed by Capt. Oxley personally.
Second prize, U. 5. S. Mohican's
launch, sailed by Lieut.. Hood, L.
S. n.
n. Blowing to the squally
weather the course was changed
from that originally intended, to the
Bell Buoy and return only.
RACE 10-YACHTs, SECOND CLASS.
OF the nine entered, the "Pokii,'
"Pauline" and "NrIIie," were
ruled out by the Judges, as be-
longing to the yachts rated under
first class. The "Ella," "Bella,"
"Reform" and "Carrie Robinson"
started, whilst the "Gertie" and
"Wailele" Withdrew on account of
heavy weather.
First prize, "Reform."
Second prize, ELLA"
Third prize, "Bella."
N. Bon account of the squally
weather and lumpy sea, the course
was changed from that originally in
tended, to the Bell Buoy and re-
turn only.
RACE 1l-TwELvE-oARED CUTTERS.
One entry only, no prize awarded.
RACE 12-CANoE SAILING RACE.
OF the four entered two only
started, the "Kauahi" and "Leika-
ohu," the "Liliana" having cap
sized before the start, and the "Pu-
kin having withdrawn.
N. B.-The "Kauahi" came in
first. Protest being entered by the
"Leikaohu" that the former had
not sailed around the stake boat,
which protest has been decided by
the Judges in favor of the "Leika-
ohu" and first prize awarded in ac-
cordance. No second prize awarded.
RACE 13-Two-o AIRED BOATS.
First prize awarded to IL Don't
See Why" No second prize award
ed, two boats only having started.
RACE 14-wHALERs, FIvE-oARED.
First prize, "Juniata,"
Second prize, "Puakauahi."
RACE 15--sIx-oARED GIGS, SLIDING
SEATS.
No race, boats having been stove
in race number six.
NO. 16-BEsT RIGGED cATAMARANs.
Prize awarded to II. B. NJ. S.
Conquest for chest rugged catama-
ram"
Extra prize awarded to U. s. F.
S. Vandalia catamaran for general
make up.
Extra prize awarded to U. S. S.
Mohican catamaran "Sunhower'
loT SpeCldltleS'
RACE 17-sIx-oARED GALLEYs OR
GIGS.
First prize, "Kanoelani" (Mo-
hican).
Second prize, "Melia" wanda
lia.).
RACE lS-FoUR-oARED GIGS, SLIDING
SEATS
No race, the "Baby" having been
stove in in race No. 6, and the"Poo-
miakelani" having withdrawn on ac-
count of rough weather.
RACE 19-CoNsoLATIoN.
Of the seven entered, four only
started, viz. II Don't See Why"
"Hanakeoki," "Kanoelani" (Mohi-
can), and "Melia" (Vandalia), the
balance having withdrawn.
First prize, "Kanoelani'' (Mohi-
can).
Second prize, II Don't See Why"
Third prize, ''Hanakeoki."
Per order.
j. d. SPRECKELs,
LIEUT.. G. A. MERRIAM, U. S. NJ,
CAPT. j, A. KING,
Judges.
Approved: G. p. IAUKEA,
CHAs B. WILSON,
w. NJ. GIFFARp, Secretary.